Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 24, 1895, Page 14

‘SPECIAL NOTIGES FOR RENT-HOUSE Continued. WANTED-TO BUY. Continued. Advertisements for these columns will be #ken untll 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 8 p. m. for the morning and Sunday edition. ddvertisers, by requesting s anmbered eheck, can have answers addressed to a umbered letter In care of The Bee. Ane #wers 80 nddressed will be delivered upon Presentation of the check only. Rates, 31 word, first insertion, 1c a word herenftor. Nothing tuken for less than 25¢ “for first Insertion. A hese advertisements must run consecu- SITUATION WANTED. WANTED, 1Y AN EXPERIENCED MA) situntion or an inferest In a well estal) newspaper. Address, with particulars, H_48, Bee. A—MSE25 1 - INCED STENOGRAUHER, AC- work, o position at reasshable A—57 7Y DRUG STORB, BY we: gool mofal char- willlng to work for Address H 43, Bee offh A-: BY BXUERT customed to_h salary. H 55, 1 WANTED, POSITION T A young man 28 years of acten; 4 years' experience; smail salary. YOUNG MAN WHO 18 A HARD WORK and hed some experjence 1 grocery busincss ould Tike n positioly in grocery that he jearn the busincss; salary no objeck Address H 58, Dee. A8 WANTED, TEwIN 8 WY A BeAmgLr s with per day. Ads drevy H 59, Do A-010 24 V/ANTED, 1Y Keeper, sty light; ‘referen TIN FAM od reference; EXPERIENCED — HOUS ton In family where the work 18 Address 1 63, Dee WANTED—MALE HELP. CUBAN FRECKLES, 5C, 144 WANTED, DRY GOODS SALESMA MUST ‘understand_window trimming in general store; give reference and state salary: none but first cluss men need apply. The Beil, Crexton, Ta. WANTED, A FIRST CLASS HAND TO WORK at_commiercial gardening 9 months or loRger: recommendations for industry and good moral character required; house furnished for man with small family. L. A. Willilams, Union fruit farm,. Glenwood, Towa. B—-M503-24 WANTED, GOOD SOAP AND SOAP POWDE saiesman. Apply with references and st experionce, 1. W. Dell MCg Co., Duftaly N WANTE! evide ddressed ¢ PARTY o learn a0 and Ty first positl Dt reply enclose self: office, i BY CHICAGO her lady or gentleman, our business, then to trav v do correspondence. Good salary to willing_to learn and qualify for Write fully, enclosing self-addressed, envelope, to H 18, Be i3 WANTED, DI ALESMEN TO Kprings of Ark, bath s Kay's Hot #ide line. Address the Hot Springs Concentrat- Cineinnatl, 0. ing Co., 6 Smith bldg., Alma, WANTED, COACHMAN, ONE Oughly tnderstands cae of have reference Address H 6, Nob, this_office. N TO WORK AT HOME. K for making crayon p 4 method; any one who n do the work at home, in evening. Send for parficu- . A. Gripp, German read or writ spare_time, lars and Artist, Ty $5.00 PER 1,00 FOR lars; cneloso 4 cents. New York Cit BALESMEN WANTED TO SELL CIGAR salary and expenses; outfit free; experience un: necess: Reply, with mp, Figaro Cle Co., Chicago. D551 24 FOR LESS THAN $15,00 WE WILL GIVE @ buginess netting a splendid income w antee you against the oss of 1 cen Wright & Co., Security bldg., Chica CIRCL Association, 150 MEN—ACTIVE: In the United States to sell our of clgars at manufacturers’ prices; salary or commission. Address C. C. ©o,, 211 Randolph street, Chicago. BTENOGRAPHERS, BOOKKEEPERS, SALE: men and teaciers desiving positions' In_Texas . are fnvited to address The Texas Business D reau, J. W. Hudnall, proprictor, Dallas, Tex. D74 248 will pa Guise BALESMEN, SALARY AND commission. New specialty immense success; experience unnecessary; ou want o good thing, address Morch nomy Co., 82) Van Buren street, C ¥ EXPENSES OR for merchants; BALESMEN FOR CIGARS; $75.00 TO $125.00 Balary and expenses; experience not necessary. Be:d stamp. Bishop & Kline, St. Louls, N FOR MY mpagnes ddre Wyoming California wines, brandies and cl liberal o mmission as a side Paul Wack, wine giower, 1957-39, Ao sign work everywhere; A. V. Taylor & Co., Cincinnati, O. B— MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER TO THR scery trade. Steady employment, experience unnecccsry. $15.00 monthly ralafy and ex- penses or commission. If offer satisfactory address at once, with particulars eoncerning yourself, U. 8. Chemical Works, Chi stamp. WANTED, MEN IN EVERY COUNTY TO D! tribute cireulars; $6.00 per 1,000; 10,00 monthly aranteed. Send 5 referinces, 10c stamps. ‘armelee Library Co., Des Moines, Ia. B—§01 240 A POSITION FOR A SOLICITOR WHO HAS been nccustomed to standard bound book, to d) spectal work for our new blographical 'series, reat Men and Famous Women; plates by for- elgn makers; o deliveries to make; prospectus © free. Address or call, W, T. Marshall, 12 Creighton block. B—503 24% WANTED, FIRST-CLASS STENOGRAPHER, must be' a go.d penman, Address American Press assoclation, Omaha, Neb. B—i16 24* WANTED—FEMALE HELP. LADIES. WANTING _ FIRST-CLASS GIRLS eall at Scandinavian Y. W. Home, 1813 Cass st. C—MT11—26+ WANTED—A FEW LADIES OF GOOD CHAR- aoter and nddress (o assist in introducing tollet necessity. Address at once, H #, Hee. M1 y ; send stamp, Natlo b Y OF 310.00 locality at rt time, Ad- Bassett, suite K for me in ome; Light work; good pay for | deess. With stamp, Mrs. 13, F 904, Marshall, Field & WANTED, RESPONSIBLE LADIES IN OMAHA and surrounding towns to kell an article’ that every family needs, Call or addres: Agent, 1007 5. 20th street, « —_— FOR RENT—HOUSES, HOUSES, F. K. DA_IILINQ. DARKER BLOCK. D308 ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, THD company, 1606 Farnam. D39 HOUSES; BENAWA & CO, 108 N, 15TH ST, D310 FOR RENT—HOUSE OF 9 ROOMS AND DARN on Park ave. Injuire at 422 So. 15th st. a1 ¥OI RENT—4-ROOM COTTAGE, IN GOOD RE. ik, clty water, $10.00 per ‘month to Kood ties, 119 N. d7th, 1_block from Farnam line. " Inquire at Stoetzel's stove store, next 10 postoffice. D313 S#HOOM MODERN HOWSE, FIVE MINUJ walk from court house. G. L. Green, room Harker block, —_— L e HOUSES, WALLACE, BROWN DLK. 6 & Doug. D37 CAPITOL AV The O. F. Davis FOR RENT—2413 Fooms, modern. FOR RENT-MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE, WITH ‘:rn-va‘ bath, gas, hot and cold water; one. If block from Farnam street motor line; in desirable residence locality in the city— 0. 220 Bouth 3th ave. For rticulars apply Home Investment Co., 304 Paxton bik, - D—MST0 FOR RENT-FLATS AT NORTHRA CORNER of Uth and Howard streets on reasonable Inquite room 314 1st Natl. b avenue; ¥ street. B-ROOM HOUSE, $3 8. 21ST 8T, FLAT FOI RENT, INQUIRE 1) DODGE. D819 WITH BARN, 1D--820-3¢ inquire of Chas. W-ROOM MODERN HOU )| HOUSE, hean. 1900 Bouth bk e WM Farnam. W.nurun RESTAURANT. 3 street or M. F. Roy D—M33 25 e g S INQUIRE 619 HOUSES, ALL MODERN IM- Haroey St D—sdo-ai0 016 MASON STREET, AND 2610 JO. #treet; both modern, § tooms, finest locations 250 oach, water pald; 7-room house, Orchard 1L, good repair, $.00. 8, K. Humphrey, $8 New York Tife, D--Ms90 2% VEN-ROOM_HOUSE, WATER, BATH, BTC., £t ana Hickory. B. D. Bvana, ‘phone & - Mesy WANTED, TO BUY, SMALL SECOND-HAND hacton for small Shetland pony. Inquire for Pl Aaron at Boston store. —M838 WANTED, TO TURCHASE OUTFIT OF roller ekites, new or second-hand; state sizes, condition and number, Price must be low, for cash, Address Box 65, Norfolk, Neb. N-Msu1 25 NEAR PARK. AP D- Mi% MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE, ply 1900 8, t FOR RENT-SROOM HOUSE, ALL MODERUN improvements. No. 406 N. 234 8l D--M8%5-26 MODERN FOR RENT—7-ROOM HOUSE improvements except furnace, ALL MOD 8. Skinner, VERY March 1. RN HOU 0 N HOUSES, ~ VACANT $12 N. Y, Lite. Dt e U ————— FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS. 1919 DODGE. M2 ATED PLEASANT ROOM. NISHED ROOMS 1112 South 11th &t, WANTED, FURNITURE AND CARPETS, TO e faken in board at leading family hotel, 1 1, fiet. N1 U WANTED, TO LEASE REPUBLICAN WEEK- Iy in eastern Nebraska or western lowa, with view to buying, or will buy now on easy terme. Address Lock Drawer 15, Falrmont, Neb, N-020 24 WANTED, GOOD, TUM 81ZE HAND. power | tretght name bottom price. M elevator: FOR SALE-FURNITURE. FOR SALE, FU 1819 Farnam st RNITURE 2, moving away from here. Omaha. FOR, BALE, ¥ nbuse for e near Dodge o ers or roome: NITURE OF TWO ROOMS, O-—M810-24* UNT OF TRNITURE TEN-ROOM ser can rent hous: llent place for boar H 61, Bee. O-Mot1 26 FOR SALE, HORSES AND WAGONS Address SHED HOOM. 2017 TTARNEY. 1M 3 UNFURNISHED ¥ housekeeping; cheap. 2611 St. M OR MAN AND WIF 0 week, 161) Davenport. ROOMS AND BOARD or gentiemen, $ FRONT ROOMS & DO oM STEAM, 816 200 DESIRADLE ROOMS, WITH DOART ISt street. [ FOR SALE OR TRADE, STYLISH MARE, good driver; harness, top buggy, road wagoh Have you got anything to exchange? Will pay cash difterence for heavier horse. George W. Holbrook, city hall. P—Ms13 FOR SALE—MISUCELLANEOUS. WEGMAN PIANOS, BRIDGEPORT ORGANS, Woodbridge Iros., 117 So. 17th. Q3% HOG AND CHICKEN FENCE pick R. Lee, 901 Douglas. A_GENUINE LIST .00 ADDRESSES 1IN Webster county, Neb, mostly farmers: price 8200, Address 6. C. feel, Ted Ciud, Neb Pige ROOM SUITABLE FOR TWO, WITH HOARD. Torms o asonable, pleasant location, 2510 Dodge street, 17-817—-28% FOR _RENT, SUITE rooms, all modern ried couple pr OF _UNI conyenlences; ferred. 2017 Mason TRNISHED young mar- M832 25¢ YOMS, WITH Davenport St F—845-1% FOR RENT, board, st FURNISHED m heat. Utopin, 17 GOOD TBOARD. N PRIV reference ROOM without nam. FOR RE ANISHED 02" Fatham UNFURNISHED RCOMS TO RENT 3 TO § ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOU gas, water and hot water, heat. 309 'S, 17th. « EPING; nter or 1805 26¢ FOR RENTt—bTURES AND OFFICE3 ONT—THE 4 STORK DBRICK BUILDING am street. This bullding has a fire. proof cement busement, complete steam heat- water on all floors, gus, etc. Ap. € The Be 1510 MEYER BUILDING, N. I Farnam; rooms, the whole building; steam heat. vator; building will be arranged f ant. Inquire 1018 Farnam atreet. I—M305—F23 FOR RENT—FIRST CLASS THREE-STORY and basement brick store with elevator at 1005 Farnam, suitable for any kind of business. In. quire at room 314 First National Bank Bl T 2 SMOKE HOUSE FOR PIPES, M4 DOUGLAS. Q—786—M19 SHRBGIS- Thusch FOR SALE, ONE NATIONAL CA ter, as good RBréwing assoclation, FOR SALB-2 FI and on calf at H_COWSE AND CALS Holsteln cow and hel MI:CELLANEOUS, HAVANA FRECKLES, 1) DOUGLAS, RI86-3110 FOR RENT, 200 ACRI FINELY IMPROVED, 4 miles from South Omaha. A. 8. Richle, 612 Karbach bock, Omaha. R0 21 CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS, DR. H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE. liable businéss medium;'7th year at 119 N. 16th. 3 GREATEST CLAIRVOYANT OF THE age, Madame Romain, has returned by request and can be consulted on all affairs of life. Those wishing correct advice on business, love, marriage, duns, lawsuits, ectc., can safely rely on the madame. She removes evil in thiences, reunites couples and causes speed and happy marriage with the one you lovs She makes a success where others fail. A in trouble call and receive prompt benef. Hours, 9 to 9. Letters with stamp answered promptly. 3214 N, 16th street, flat A. M762 28¢ ETC. 3TH, 20 FLOOR, ROOM alcohod, steam, suiphu: T—M313 " MASBAGE, EATHS, MADAM SMITH, %2 8. magnetie, vapo and sea baths. MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 1421 DODGE. T—MG2. DOUBLE_STORE, 44X A heat, 16th and Webst arnam street. I—MS: AGENTS WANTED. TURKISH BATHS. DATLY BEF: NDA MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON NITURK PIANOS And Nl kinds of secumty: Fred Teify, room 430 Ramge block. X343 | FEBRUARY 24, 1805, BICYCLES. 0. DAXON, 402 N. 16TH. 54 OMAHA BICYCLE CO, 823 N. 16T HST. 856§ MONEY 70 LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI. ture, plancs. horses. wagons, or any KInd chattel security at lowest possible rates, which you can pay back at any trme and fn any amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., Room 4, Withnell block. X3 3B, HADDOCK, ROOM i, RAMOB BLOCK. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURB, FIANOS, horses, wagons, etc., at lowest rates in city; no_removal of goods; strictly confidential; you can pay the loan oft at any time or in any amount. OMAHA MORTAAGE LOAN CO. 308 8. 16th_ st X—M3 U ———————> L BUSINESS CHANOES, V) YOU _WANT A MONEY MAKER? THE jgon Kinetoseope (elght machines), took in $8,000 in less than thi months. ‘or terms address Edison Kinetoscope Co., 109 8o, 16th , _Neb. YgMaST FOR SALB, NEWSPAPER AND CUMPL B outfit In a thriving little ecity in North Ala- bama; great bargain. Address, J. Sin Gadsden, Ala. BRICK YARD FOR SALE OR LBARE, cB trally locates with a capacity of 50,000 pi day. For ess H 4, Be Y04 1FYOU southwest for par- M8 25 Do HOOT AND want tg 1o Missouri address H 4, ticulars, A. L DEANE & €O, WHOLESALE AND RE. tail bleycles, 1116 Farnam street. 191 WILL BARNUM & BRO, 120 N, 16TH STREET; only riding school In the city. M245 STERLING BICYCLES, watch. Western 15th_stree —_—— RUILT LIKE ectrical Supply Co., SH A LOST, SMALL, LIVER-COLORED spaniel, with brass studded leather collar turn to 138 Dodge or 1226 So, Sst. R. WATER Re- 8i0 24 LOST, FROM DAVENPORT AND 82D STREET dérsized lver and white pointer dog. R turn (o Parmelce Gun store. Moz 25 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, o B. MORRILL, PAPER HANGING, HOUS sign painting, ork, plastering; off., R. 1, Barker BIk shop 2211 Taard; (el 403 MEDICAL, TED; NO CURE, NO PAY cases on payments; consultation free; § o 10 a m, 1103 7 to 9 p. m, 2910 Cuming st., Omahn. M-—f02- M20e BUSINESS NOTICES, 5D MIRRORS RESILVERED, 19 N, 16, i A_DBUSINESS TRANSACTION COMPELLED me to assume ownership of the finest livery and boarding stable in Chicago (100 stalls). ° Pat- tonized by Chicago's wealthiest peo ing hotels 250 stendy DALIODS. bringing in an inc % has been investe My other interests will not this businese, and am the dispose of It at a sacrific lense. There I8 not country which can ex equy and_retinue. tion address R, J. Chicago. Toarders allow fore_comp . Low reat. ther stable this In_the For _further Walsh, 112-116 S S HOD PAYING MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, complete, for §900. Good reasons for selling: Address 'H 2, Y604 MDSE. EXCHANGES, H. A.WAGNER, O 20 me to run led to Long in_the way of Informn- te_ street, 853 2U* Bee. A GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 18 OPEN young, active men, who can 00 1o §5,000.00; business legiti~ 3 profits mure; A 1 Omaha references; also £00d opening for hotel man with $1,000.00." Ad- dress I 40, Bee. CUBAN FRECKLES, Tt WORLD, M1 MANU- sentatives In 20.00 MONTHLY GUARA facturing concern wants Omaha (or any ity not tak Must have few hundred dollars cash to pay for goods 01 de livery after orders have been secured. I F Vall, Morse bldg, Yori. Y86 10 WANTED, SOME ONE WITH $200.00 TO Join with me in manufacturing an article that can be sild to almost every farmer; 60 per cent profit, Best of references required. Ad- dress H Bee office. Y888 $,000.00 TO INVEST, WITH afe and profitable Pusiness. ulars. L. 8. Milton, Fremont, S| Glve N MAL MAN CAN rEnnizing raska, cities and owned by Will pay good profits and closest Investign- . The American Eucrasy Company, 423 to 425 Soclety for Savings bullding, Cle 1 FOR SALE—D] ness wost of City, Tn. PAYING MILLINERY hicago. Address Box 9 ¥Mi FOR SALE, HALF INTEREST OF DESIRABLE loan business In Omaha; good reasons for selling; this will A closest investigation; might take sime clear real estate as part p ment; unless you mean business don't answer. Box Omy M50) 2 BUSI- Sioux LADIES TURKISH AND ELECTRIC BATHS, complexion treatment, bust development, mani. gure and chiropodist. Mme. Post, 310% Souty th street. AGENTS IN EVERY STATE ON SALARY AND ommission. ~ Agents making $25 to $50 weekl. Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co., La Crosse, Wis. J-M38 NO HARD TIMES; i buy direct; 200 per co profit; secure territory; sample in velvet line case 'starts _you; sent return mail for 0. Aluminum Novelty Co., 335 Broadway, N. Y. LADY ~ AGENTS :l‘ll]llnl’;‘, UNDERGAR- ment; quick sales; blg profits; catalogue free. Mrw. ‘N. B, Little M5, Co, Chicags, T, o 3 e WANTED, LADY AGENTS TO SELL THE best_wearing and best selling corset on earth: the Hygela. For particulars write the Western Cuorset Co., St. Louls, Mo, WHY DO PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF HARD times, when any womna or man can make from $5 to $10 a day easily. All have heard of the wonderful success of the Climax Dish Washer; yet many are apt to think they can't make money selling It; but auyone can make money, because every family wants one. One agent hns made $478.36 in the last three months, after paying all expenses and attending to reg- ular business besides. You don't have to can- vuss; a8 soon as people know you have it for sale they send for o Dish Washer. Address the Climax Mfg Co., 45 Starr Ave., Columbus, Ohio, for particulars T AGENTS; HANDLE ALUMINUM GOODS AND make money; quick sales; profits large; send 10 for sample in plush box; illustrated cir- culars free. Novelty Introduction Co., 200 State street, Chicago, AGENTS WANTED; alumiaum noveltle §75.00 A WEEK PAID TO LADIES AND GENTS to sell the Rapid Dish Washer. ~Washes and dries them in (wo minutes without wetting the hands. No experience necessary; sells at sight; permanent ~position. Address W. P. Harr{son & Co,, Clerk No. 14, Columbus, Ohio. WANTED, AGENTS FOR THE cheapest’ door (na plate ever made of heavy beveled glass, filled with g write for circulars, etc., free. 221 5th avenue, Chicago. MEN WANTEI clgars to dealer 00 month ealary and ex- penses paid, A . with 2o stamp, Sterling Cigar Co., Chicago, 1il. J—s82 e SALESMEN TAKING ORDERS FOR CUSTOM made suits to handle a light, profitable side line. Rogers & Donathen, Kantas City, Mo, J—METT 260 WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL SASH LOCKS and ‘door holders. Sample sash lock free by mall for 2c stamp. Best sellers ever invented, Heats welghts. § Write quick. Bro- hard & Co., Box 7 phia. J— FOR RENT, A MODERN STORE IN ACTIVE manufacturing town in Town; located In the best farming country in the state, where n failure ever known; population, 22, 000, for department store: ‘sz 80x70; large French plate ings:’ fine cement baseme £ood chance for active firm desired would rent 2) or 40 f space. £ the above Address H 5, Bee office, Omaha. I— WANTED, EDUCATED YOUNG LADIES, AND others having spare time, for light work ome: permanent; no canvassing: no fake; en close 5e stamp for all necessary to begin, Chi- cigo Pross Clipping Dureau, 3 La Sulle strect, “hicag AGENTS, MEN AND WOME hand painted erayon, India ink, water color portraits ot thelr homes, canvassing, making .00 a_day from the Send for free particulars, H. A, Gripp, G artist, T Pa. N, TO and by start, AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE PHOTO-IT pocket eamern 1s profits immense, Address the Paoto-It Mfg. Co. Wis, AGENTS WANTE] article, just out; b : send for fre postyaid, Address Morton will_be aa: ete. Sampl & Co.. B 853 2 WANTED—TO RENT, WANTED, APRIL 1, DE- good nelghborhood, and _firt-class; - two-story Address, giving TO RENT, WANTED TO RENT, A 7 TO 0-ROOM_ house. H &, Hée, . LARGE (With alcove prefe 2th and Dodgy 52, Bee. N OR EIGHT gvod nelgaborhood. UNFURNISHED ed) for & private house on ROOM vielnity of Address K368 240 ROOM MODE W. F. Whit 13th, £ YEAR, MOD- ut; rent must 50 by March Address lock box K903 24% ), BY A 1 TENANT, SMALL FAMILY, tage or dwelling, not far out. Address Bee. K915 240 oo hous ; would 1 &, TPaplliion, Neb. WANT nice o 62, TURKISH BATHS, NLY PLACE IN_CITY exclusively for ladl Suite 109-110 Bee BId PERSONAL. DO YOU WANT A GOOD, SAFE BUSIN that will pay well on $1,500.00 to $2,000.0) ¢ tal? Grocery, next door to largest meat m ket in the city. Write at once. P. C Lincoln, Neb. " FOR EXCHANGE. PROPERTY FOR MDSE. H.A.WAGNER,Omaha. Z—MB8 F . LIADING OPTICTANS, 8716t street, Mog3 25% OMAHA OPTICAL, ¢ Eyes tested tree, MASK SUITS. LADIES' AND MEN'S MASK SUITS FOR RENT at Golden Eagle store, 114 £ 16th stroet. M0 M1 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC- tors for electric light and motor plaats and all kinds of electrical construction. Western Il trical Supply Co., 418 and 420 8. 15th st. SHORTHAND AND *YPEWRITING. TAN saNT iorr Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for circular. 366 OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15th & FAT M2 —F SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, N. " MUSIC, ARYT AND LANGUAGE. C. F. GF N . BANJOIST AND GUI " DENTISTS. ENTIST, 2000 BURT ST. JOHNSON BROS., LERS IN all kinds of coal. Correspondence soliclted. 1008 304 COAL. D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL oftice to 209 8. 16th st., Hrown biock. PRICE REDUCED: SHERIDA ming coal; nut, $1.60; lump, %5 & ton deilvered. 1605 Farnam strect. OVE KLFALRS STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40,000 DIFE makes of stc ; water attachment and con- nections a speclalty. 1207 Douglas st. Omaha Stove Repair Works. 307 PLOYMENT OFFIC. CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU RE- moved to 1522 Douglas; furnish best male and female help. Mgl M5 " WOOD AND KINDLING, TEL. 165. HARD WOOD AND KINDLIN Moit DENTAL COLLEGE. OMAHA COLL RY, FRE infirmar, 16th & Cap. ave. A M WANTED—TO BORROW. 3 DENTAL SURG dentistry at cost. B. HAAS, FLORIST, PLANTS, CUT FLOWER Banquet, hall, residence and grave dee 1813 Vinton sireet. Telephone 775, MASSAGE, ELECTRO THERMAL BATHS, chiropodist, Mme. Post, 8193 S. 15th st. U THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET, MADE TO order from measure, 1909 Farnam street. U—329 NEWLY FITTED BATH PARLORS. Turkish and electric baths for ladies’ and gentle- men. Mme. Howell, 320 S. 15th st., 2d floor. U240 M1e 15TH AND U—M536 F23 SMOKE HOUSE, FINE KEY WEST CIGARS. U—T86—M19 VIAVI CO., 36 BEE BLDG.; HEALTH BOOK free; homé treatment; lady attendant. U—332 SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE FOR LADIES. 1816 Chicago street; consultation, faclal and eclentific obesity treatment free Mondays, Feb. U—M3b2 F2se OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE, Farnam, BEAUTY CULTURE; EVERY LADY WITH faclal hair can have'it destroved forever, guar- anteed by the ELECTRIC NEEDLE. ' Moles warts, wens, red nose, birth tattoos, pow- der and cinder marks, freckles, black heads liver spots, pimples and all faclal blemishes removed. Ill-shaped nose and projecting ears remedied; bust developed; hair, scalp and skin treated; fat reduced: nervous and female dis cases cured by the Curapathic Institute, 107 §. 17th st., near Dodge. U~622 M12 12 CABINET PHOTOS, BEST FINISH, $1.75; 10 days only. Cowaa's, 53 Broudway, Co. Bluffa. U=31632 M13 MARRIAGE PAPER, WITH 1,000 ADVISRTISE- ments and photos of marriageable people, many rich; lists of books, novelties, etc., free. Gun- nels’ Monthly, Toledo, O. U—Mis0 M2+ STOECKER'S SMOKE HOUSE, 1401 DOUGLAS. U—756—M10 ROYAL always sure: Gustavus, 5 LADIES' TRY and Tansy pills; never fall; sealed, §1.00. B, Stevens & State street, Chicago. — ATTENTION LADIES! EMMA BUST DEVEL- oper will enlarge your bust § inches. Guar- anteed. Sealed Instructions 2e. or 24 page il lustrated catalogue o, by mail. Emma Tollet Bazar, Boston, Mass, U 28, DR. Pills never faf tlculars de. 'R’ st., Chicago, Ill. ALL KINDS OF NEWSPAPER CLIP] wanted; also lists of addresses for advert cash pald; enclose stamp. Advertising Bureu, No. 100 W. 27th, N. Y. City. = DO YOU BPECULATE? THEN SEND FOR our book, How (o Speculate 'Successfully on Limited Margins in Grain and Stock Markets, Mailed free. Comstock, Hughes & Co., Rialto bullding, Chicago. U— MARRIAGE PAPER 10C; HUNDREDS OF D seriptions, with residences; many wealthy. M and Mrs’ Drake, 156 Washington street. Chi- cas U—$78 24¢ BEEMAN'S | VORELL'S FRENCH FEMA safe and sure; sealed, $1. Paj Aurum Medicine Co!, 6 State TOMERS ts; reliable chi cleaning or mai: spring, Burbank, G. A. R, bldg., 118! 1th sire U867 “GUIDE TO How o trads on grain and Coates & Co., SFUL SPECU] fully on limi margin stock markets; malled ~free. Rialto bidg., Chicagy, 11} GENTLEMAN, 3 VEARS OF AGE, W like the & aintance of a young lady. A Bee office, Counc| MONEY TO LOAN—RISAL ESTATE. COUNCIL BLUFFS BUSINESS rents $50 month, to exchange or eastern Nebraska farm. Council Bluffs. PROPERTY, or western Towa F. J. Schnorr, —MSi3 1 FOR EXCHANGE, SALE OR RENT, 5 WELL improved Iowa farms, {rom 80 to 480 acres in each. Rent, $3 per acre. Price, $37 to #) per acre. W. Bulhail, -Rock Vallef, Tn A 7864 4* WANTED—TO TRADE FOR AN ACRE near city; also o good team. LOT G, 4308 Erskine st. 7—891-21 ANY PERSON WISHING TO EXCHANGE A good stock of merchandise for two farms and 24 acres of unimproved land In Nebraska, no waste and splendid grass and agricultureal land, 80w has a rare opportunity; Tands are all smooth, nice la , per- fect title and no | ‘or information address I Z—M901 1% FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, A FINE RESI- dence property, with large grounds, well im- proved; owner has no use for the property aud take other good property in exchange. Address, H. G. McGee, Council Bluff R WANTED, 1,00 HEADS OF FAMILIES TO fake up fre¢ homesteads in the Red river val- ley, Minnesota. Map showing exact location, section, town and range will be mailed free by writing to land commissioner Great Northern rallway, St. Paul, Minn. RE—M{71 M4 ADSTRACTS, THE BYRON REED COMPANY RE—04 912 N. Y. MG M EXCHANGES AND SALES: CITY PROPERTY, farms, merchandise. Garvin Bros. 210 N.Y.Life. FARM LANDS. C.F. HARRISON, i RE—348 DARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, sale or trade. ¥. K. Darling, Barker block. RE—841 BARGAINS, SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP- erties and farm, Jno. N. Frenser, opp. P O M 0., FINB GARDEN LAND, 5 ML FROM $100 per acre. 940 N. Y. L. bldg. RE-—084 X _FINB, SIGHTLY LOT, WEST PART OF city, ¢ on dollar, C. C. Shimer, agt. 211 N. y. RE-Ms31 242 WANTED, X TO rate of inter estate, Addr BORROW $200.00 AT LOW gllt-cdge security—Omaha 1 H 60, Bee. 907 U Notice to Stockholders. The arnval meeting of stockichiers .n The Bee Publishing vompany will be held at their office, corner 17th and Farnam streets, in the city of Omaha, on Monday, March' 4th, 1855, at 4 wclock p. m., for the purpose of electing & board of 'directors and such other businiss as may be pre- sented for consideration. By order of the president. GEORGE B. TZSCHUCK, Secretary. Fism&el0t Stockholdors' Meoting. Notice is hereby glven that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the South Platte Land company will be held at the office of sald company, in Lincoln, Neb., at 11 o'clock a. m., on the first Wednesday In March, 1805, bélng the 6th day of the month. By order of the Board of Dircctors, R, O, PHILLIPS, Secretary. Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 4, 18%. . T4m30t P ATEIIT Luwyers and solicitors, SUES & Co., Bee Bulilding, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREE. 7 E \ Leaves [BURLINGTON & MO, RIVEIR|Arives Omana|Union Depot, 10Uh & Mazon § sam Dinver Bxpress.. apm ke, ‘T, Mont. & Pu "benver Express, Cirasica Local (extept 11CAGO, BURLINGTON & Q Omaha|Union Depot. 10th & Mason Sts. | Omalia xpress. uls I Junction Local "ast Mail. 7:50pm. i Hon 11:35m, SOUTH co corner; K. Darling, FRONT, BEAU- only $15.00 per foot, Barker Block, RE—$49 25 EQUITY IN NORTON COUNTY, KANSAS, IM- proved farm, rented, for sale cheap, 11 53, Ies \ RE-S6) 24° GREAT SACRIFICE; tiful front. F. BIGHT ACRES AT A part_cash; on Q street, one-half mile west of Houth Omaha city limits. J. A. Dodge, 1209 Bo. Zith street RE-852 240 BARGAINS ON BASY PAYMENTS. » mile limit, $900.00. 8. 00, jom house, barn, large lot cheapest_home in’ Omaha, GARVIN BROS. 'REET, SOUTH OMAHA ‘with two cottages rented at §14.00 per moni for exchange for property in St. Loul dress F. J. M., 100 Walnut streei, St 1 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALYER3 H., K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embalmer , 1618 Chicago s telephone 90, 858 SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND embalmers, 101 Cumliig st telephone 1080 ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO.818 N.Y, LIFE, loans at low rates for cholce security in Ne- braska and Iowa farms or Omaha clty property. LIFE INSURANCE 1 OLICIES LOANED oF bought. F. O. Chesney, Kansas City, M W3 ON M. 0, MAUL, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALM. er, 1417 Farfiam st., telephone 225, ) W. BAKER, UNDERPAKER, 613 8. 16TH ST “hicago Limited, ‘hicago Express (ex. Sun.)..... & NORTHWE: , 10th & Mas astern lxpress. Vestibuled Limited.... VMo, Valley Local Omaha_Chicago Special C. |Arrives (8. | Omaha X1 ~oren NIgDt 58 4:40pm.Chicigo Vestibuled Limited.... 1:05pm 11:46pm. OKlahoma. Exp. (t0 C. 1. ex. Sun).11:pm M & O, Webster Sts. | (daily) Sun.) Arrive it Arrives 2:10pm. 9:05am. 6:10pm. Jex. Sat) Wyo. INorfoll Express (ex. L8t Paul E T T Arrivos Inion Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaba Kansas City Day Express..... 6:10pm . Night Exvia U. P. Trans, 6:50am OMAHA OPTHALMIC BCHOOL. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate, Hiconan, Love & Co,, Paxton blk. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. 0. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st. VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS. Wi J.W. Bquire, 248 Bee bldg. STARR, 615 N. ¥, LIFE. Ww- TH| 336 CITY LOANS. C. A. CITY AND rates, FARM LOANS AT LOWEST Pusey & Thomas, First Nat'l Bank bldg. W39 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA property. Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Fu W STORAGE, GEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U. 8. ov. bonded warehouse Household goods stored. West rates. 10131015 Leavenworth: M-319 STORAGE. FRANK BWERS, 1214 HANES WANTED-—-TO BUY, CITY & CO WARRANTS. PRICHARD uan;;fi. LOANS ON_IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY property. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 142) Farnam w . B. Melkle, 1st Nat. Bk. bldg. W—343 CITY LOANS, 3:0.00 (0 $,000.00 AT LOWEST Faten.” Powell & Potter, Iat’ floor N. ¥ L bidg. V=M, MONEY TO LOAN; ¢ PER CENT LOANS ON inaide improved business property; large loans our specially. Neb. & lowa Trust compar SECOND HAND _ UPRIGHT state price, make and where it [ 50" Ramge N | WANTED—3 Planos; pleas can be seen. block. 204 N, Y. Lite bldg. W—MTHT 2% ON AFRIL 1, 188, THE SUM OF $,00.00 CAN be ‘chtalced 'at 7 per cent. Address H 23, Hee oftice. W87 2 SCHOOL FOR Jewelers and others. aLeain fit ¥pectacl sclentifically and accurately. An ho professicn and_o luciatlyy business. Op both sexes. We teach you how to diagnose and correct all defects, of Vision curable with Klasses: astigmatism, Crods eyes, near sigh far sight, weak sight, old sight, etc. Tu'tion reduced fo suit the times. Diploma o all graduates. March casy now formng. further particulars call dn or address Fonder, principal, 222 Sduth 16th street, On v2A 2 — e e HOD SLs, HOTEL BARKER, 1STH AND JONES STS, 76 rooms at §1.60 per da: 50 rooms at §2:00 per da: Spectal rates to commerclal and board by week or month. manager. OPTICIANS, PHYSICIANS, o travelers. Room Frank Hilditeh, £ ABTNA HOUBE (BUROPEAN) N. W. COR. 13 ‘and Dodge. Rooms by day or week —eeeeeeeey BUILDING & L’) A—‘)l AS3SOCIATION HOW TO GET A HOME OR BECURE GOOD Interest on savings Apply (o Omaha L. & D. Asnyioh Bee vidg. ‘d" W, Nattinger, SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & B. ASS'N. PAY 6.7, B per cent when 1, 2, 3 years old, always redéemable. 1104 Farnum st., Nattioger, Bec; T0:4vam. . 9:30pm. 10pm. T 00 L sispm " Nebraska Local (ex. Sun)..... 0:00am BIOUX CITY & Arrives _ Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omaha St Paul Limited..........10: y ¥ & PACI Al “Sloux Clty Vi i Paul_Limit 10N PACIFIC pot, 10th & May Ceaves Arrives 1 Bts. | Omaha press. ... Bidipm lyer... 146p tromsb'g Ex.(ex. Bun). 8i4sp; iic Express. 5 ast Mail, WABASH RAILWAY. |ATives Union Depot. 10th & Mason Sts.| Oma n Ball £l 2:00pn 2:00pm. Omiaha! Saved by Bank of Snow. VANCOUVER, B. C., Feb. Canadian Pacific line has been blocked by snow slides on the Selkirks and tralns are now running for the first time since Tuesday. When passing through a snow shed a slide struck the train, throwing the cars against a bank of frozen snow, which alone pre- vented their fall over a precipice. The second class Pullman and day coach were badly smashed, but no passengers were 23.—The seriously injured. IN OMAHA'S SANCTUARIES Woman Evangalist to Conduot a Series of | Meetings at Immanuel Baptist, MisS (DITH HILL OF KANSAS Tenth Anniversary of Iishop Worthington's Consecration to e Celebrated at Trinity This Evening - News from the Loeal Churches—In the Pulpits Today. Rev, Frank W. Foster, pasfor of Tmmanuel Baptist church, Twenty-fourth and Binney streets, has lssued a little circular announc- ing the meetings to be held by “‘Miss Edith Hill, at the little church around the corner,” which begin today. At 10:30 this morning Miss Hill will preach to Christian people. In the afternoon at 3:30 there will be a special meéting for boys and girls. The evangelist will also preach in the evening at 7:30. Meetings will continue all the week, at 2:30 afternoons, and at 7:30, evenings. A chorus chofr will lead the signing. Miss HUl 1s from Kansas, and has con- Queted memorable meetings at Witchita, Law- rence, Pittsburg and other places In that state, She Is described as full of carnéit- ness and pathos, a master of plain and beau- tiful English, and with power to create the most profound impression. Y. W, €A No evening there will be a candy the members at the assocation All members are earnestly requested to come and join in pulling the candy. The association has planned a pancake party, to be hekl on Shrove Tuesday, the th instant, at the Women's exchange, 1609 Douglas street. Mrs. Spurr, manager of the exchange, has rented the adjoining house, and offers it to the assoclation for the evening, before furnishing it. As Shrove Tucsday is known as Pancake Tuesday, pancakes will be served, also coffee, ice cream and cake o adm'ssion will bo charged and refresh- ments will be =old at falr prices by Martha Washington and an able corps of assistant malds and matrons. Geod music will be fur- nished and all are invited. The proceeds are to go toward the support of the Young Woman's Christion association work, as funds are low. Gospel _service this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Miss Fuller's seventh monthly recit be glven at the Unity church Tue: ing. The follcwing program will be given: Plano Solo .. Miss Ithel Seavers Rivermouth Rocks . Aunt_Maria Lily Serrossc’ Courtin’ 5 Poor Little Joe .., I Male Quartet, Whistling Regiment . Order for a Pleture . The Intervi 0ld Musie Store’ Room Mandolin and Guitar, Mr., Wyden. In the Children's Hospital ....Myrtle Hues Aunt Malissa ‘Miss Snowden Pantomime—Jesus Lover of My Soul .....Miss Starks To Honor ilishop Worthington. All the Episcopal parishes of the city are to unite this evening at Trinity cathedral in a jubllee service to be held in honor of the tenth anniversary of the consccration of Bishop Worthington in this diocese, At this service the sum of $1,000, which has been raised by the various parishes of his diccese, will be presented to the bishop as a fund for domestic missions. The proposition at first made was to present the bishop with a magnificent crozier on this anniversar, but he declined the honor. Bishcp Worthing- ton has labored most diligently and faithfully in the fleld and it is meet that his services should be marked in some such way as this. Not only with constant journeyings and a careful oversight of affairs has Bishop Wor- Monday pulling for rooms, co y Rogers Goff 3 Rector ‘Miss Reynolds Grace Star Potter and thington watched his fiock, but also by the most extensive gifts of money, which have been estimated to amount to not less than the sum of $100,000 in the last ten years. Quiot Day for Women. The quiet day for women was conducted Wednesday at Trinity cathedral by Bishop Tuttle of Missourl, The church was well filled and nearly all remained during the en- tire time from 10 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon. Bishop Tuttle is an unusually interesting and ecarnest speaker, being thoroughly business-like in all of his argu- ments and statements and all who attended the quiet day must have felt very thankful for the valuable information received regard- ing churchly subjects, The bishop dealt with the following topics in the order named: The Holy Scriptures, the Creed, the Sacra- ments, the Historic' Episcopate. Two hun- dred were present, Kirst Mothodist News. Dr. W. A. Quayle, ex-president of Baker university, and one of the foremost orators of the west, will lecture on ““Westminster Ab- bey” before the Chautauqua circle Monday cvening at 7:45. Admission is free and all are welcome. Mr. Crane, the pastor of First church, is delivering a series of ten lectures on the Life of Christ.”” The sixth lecture will be given next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. These lectures are largely attended. Frank G. Carpenter, the famous press cor- respondent, has recently made a journey of 25,000 miles through the Orient, and fs book:d for three icctures at the First Methodist church, April 8, 9 and 11 First Cong regational ¢ hurch Items. The cvening service, commenced at this church last Sunday, was largely attended, the church belng almost entirely filled, The sec- ond popular service will be given this even- ing at 7:45. The service will consist of music by the choir and a solo by Mr. Homer Moore. Mr. Moore's singing will be appreclated by everybody, Mr. Wise will preach on “Soclal Christianity,” and give a sort prelude on tho “‘Story of Hull House.” Mr. Wise will preach in the morning at 10:30. The Endeavor soclety meets at 6:30. Dr. Willlamson In lowa, In a recent issue the Ringgold Record of Mount Ayr, Ia., says of Rey. Dr. Williamson, who recently resigned as pastor of the Central United Presbyterian church in this city “Rev. Dr. Willlamson of Omaha has preached three or four days most acceptably for the United Presbyterian church at Tingley. Ther. is a gencral desir Il him to the field.” hurches. Next Wednesday has been set apart by the Methodlst churches of Omaha as a day of fasting and prayer for abundant harvests, Today the Sunday school of the South Tenth Street Methodist church will hold a speclal service for the ben:fit of the Wesleyan uni- versity. Rev. J. B. Priest of the South Tenth Street Methodist church wiil preach this morning on “The Duty of the Church to One Overtaken in & Fault Last week dinners were glven by the sev- eral Methodist churches of the cily for the benefit of the Methodist hospital and Deacon- ess Home funds, The dinners were well patronized At a special confirmation service held the following aduits were confirmed by Bishop Worthington: Mrs. Jesse Maryan, Miss Ida Wheeler, Migs Etta Marle Wheeler and Mr Charles Max Randall Rabbl Leo M. Franklin will glve his lecture on “Dante as Moral Reformer” at Unity church tomorrow evening. This Is the fifth lecture of the course, attracted 8o much attention, and likely to be of less popular interest those that have preceded it. At the Hanscom Park Methodist chautau- qua_next Tuesday evening, Mr. Page will conduct the study in political economy, upon the first three chapters on “Money," fol- lowing which Mr. T. W. Blackburn of the Omaha bar, will adress the chautauqua upon “The Functions of the Press.” For the benefit of the church fund Elder George Musson will licture at the Grant Street Christian church next Thursday even- ing on “Phe Funny Side of Soldiering" El- der Musson was lately department chaplain of the Oblo Grand Army of the Republic, and is not than his lecture is.-a humorous pres:ntation of army life as actually witnessed by & boy during a servies of three years and ten months, At the Hanscom Park Methodist church today the services will be in celebration of the second anniversary of the dedication of the bullding. In the evening the pastor will deliver an address on ““Washington.” Friday evening a musical and literary ene tertainment was given at the First Congres gational church by the Willing Workers, as« tisted by Henry Smith's Modern Troubadours. The evening was much enjoyed by a largs number, Park Avenue United Presbyterian—Rev. A, M. Achison will preach morning and evening. Castellar Street Presbyterian—Rev. J. M. Wilson, pastor. Services all week, beginning Sunday night. Calvary Baptist—Thomas Anderson, pastor. “A Remedy for the Blues" and “A Poor Bargain' are the pastor's topies for today. St. John's African Methodist—Subjectst orning, “The Gospel a Net.” Evening, Ixcusable Tight-Fistedness,” J. W. Braxs ton, pastor. First Presbyterlan—Rev. 8. 1. McCormick, pastor, Subject, 10:30: “Worshipping the Drag Net;” 7:30: “A Dying Fatler's Advice to His Son.'" Universalist—Rev. preach at 10:45 a. m Jects: “The Pers of All Souls.” Unity—Rev. Servico at 10 Intellectual Life Sunday. £chool at neon, Seward 3treet Methodist—Rev. W, X Beans, pastor, Morning subject: “The Mag- netie Power of Christ.” Evening theme: “The Records Revealed.” Walnut Hill Methodist—Clas . m.; preaching, 10:45 a. m.; Sunday school, 12 m. Junfor league, 3:30 p. m.; Epworth league, 6:30 p. m.; preaching, 7:30 p. m. First Spiritualist—Services every Sunday at Anclent Order of United Workmen hall, enteenth and Farnam stree 7:30 p. m. Mrs, M. Theresa Allen, lecturer. First Church of Christ (Sclentist)—Ancient Order of United Workmen hall, Mrs. A, F. DeLong, pastor. Preaching at 10:45 a. m. Sunday school Immediately after. Al are ine vited, Hillside Congregational—Pastor will preach In the morning on ‘‘The Atonement.” In the evening he will continue the course of lectures on *“The Pilgrim's Progress,” with stereopticon pictures, Plyntouth Congregational~The pastor will the morning. In the evening at 0 F. Ober of the Young Men's Christian ssoclation will address the Men's league, to which service all are cordially invited. Salvation Army, Corps No. 2, 1433 North wenty-fourth Street—Sunda meetings: “a. m., knee drill; 11 a. m., holiness meet- ing; 8 p. m., praise; 8 p. m., the crucifixion of Christ. Al are welcome. M. A. Cartmill, captain, Latter Day Sainte—Frederick A, pastor. Morning service at 10:45. Sunday school at 1 p. m. Scclal service at 2:30 p. m. Young peopl meeting at 6 p. m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m., subjcct: “The Birth of the Spirft.” Trinity Methedist—Quarterly meeting in the morning. Love feast at 9:30. Preaching and sacramental service conducted by Rev. Dr. Maxfield pre-dling e der commencing at 10:30 o'clock. Evening subject, by Rev. I, H. San= derson, D. D., pastor: “Power and Its Attrie butes. Beth Eden Baptist—The pastor, Rev. D. D, Odell, will preach two patriotic sermons, sug- gested by the national holiday. The subject of the morning sermon will be “The and Prosperity of Omaha.” Evening: duty of the Church in Relation to the Social Augusta J. Chapin wiil and 746 poom. Sub- uted” and “The Destiny, wton M. Mann, Sermon on “The in the Chureh.” pastor, Need of meeting, 10 Smith, First Christian—The pastor, T. B. Cramb- et, will preach both morning and evening. “The Supreme Obligation of the Church” is the subject of the morning sermon, In the evening there will be a patriotic service. The pastor will preach on “‘Washington and Our Country.” St. Mark's Lutheran—Rey. W. L. Rems- berg, pastor. Morning sermon: “Our Stew- ardship.” Evening sermon: “Lot's Unfortu- nate Choice.” Young People's Scciety of Christian Endeavor, led by Miss Clara Weld- ¢nsall, Junior soclety at 4 p. m. Sunday, school at 12 m. All are cordially invited. Grant Street Christian—Charles B. Taylor, pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 12 m. Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor junio at 4 p. m. Senfor will join with the Knox Presbyterian in a union service at 6:30 p. m. Morning theme: “Pride” Evening: “*Heaven. First Methodist—Frank Crane, _pastor, “George Washington; a Character Study,” will be the subject of the evening sermon, at 7:30 o'clock. Sunday school at noon, with speclal class for adults, led by Major Halford, Young people's meeting (Epworth league) at 6:30 p. m. Class meeting at 9:45 a. m. Morn« ing sermon at 10:30 a. m. Memorial Church of St. Philip the Deacon— Rev. John Albert Williams, rector. Quinqua- gesima Sunday: Holy communion, 7:30 a, m.; Sunday school, 10 a. m.; morning prayer and sermon, 11 a. m.; evening prayer and confirmation by Bishop Worthington, 4 p. m. Morning topic: “A Prince and a Great Man''—a memorial sermon for the late Hon, Frederick Douglass. TRAGEDY DUE TO JEALOUSY. ( hlcagn Expressman Shoots His Wife and Brother-in- CHICAGO, Feb. 23.—Emanuel Barker, an expressman 20 years old, shot and killed his wife Carrie, and brother-in-law Harry Barn- ard, and escaped arrest. The three are col- ored and live at 1810 State street, where the shooting took place. Jealousy was the cause of the tragedy. The attentions paid by other men to his wife were resented by Barker, and for some time there had been a quarrel between them, Shortly after 1 o'clock Barker returned to his residence in the second story of the bullding. He ana Barnard entered into a discussion of the actions of his wife, Wwho was in another room. Barnard took the woman's part. This enraged Barker, and arawing a revolver he fired a shot at his brother-in-law. The bullet struck Barnard in the left eye and entered the brain. He fell to the floor unconscious. Hearng the shots, Mrs, Barker came running into the room. Her screams as she caught sight of the unconscious form still further angered Barker, and he fired four ghots at her, two of which took effect In her left breast, caus- ing instant death. Others in the building wero aroused by the shots, and the police at the Twenty-second street station were notl- fied, Officers were soon on the spot, but Barker had escaped. A physician was sent for, but Barnard died before he urrived. Mrs. Darker was 22 years old, Barnard was 25 years, He was employed as a bar tender in a State etreet saloon, INDIAN TRIBE DIVIDED, Two Factions Warring for Supremacy and Occupatio the Reservation, INDO, Cal., Feb, 23.—There is every pross pect of war betwen the factions of the tribe of Coahuila Indians as to which should ocs cupy the reservation near Idaho. Cabazon, tho hereditary chief, is 80 years old, and when the reservation was managed by Agent Rust, Cabazon refused to correct —alleged abusés in the relations between the Indians and the agent. Accordingly Josquin Torres revolted, and with a number of followers es tablished a separate camp across the valley, There have been continued quarrels between adherents of the rival chiefs, and in settling recent dispuies the present Indian agent, Francls Coestudillo, sentenced Anton Razan, one of Cabazon's lieutenants to five days work for Torres, the new chief. Cabazon's new followers ure preparing to resist efforts to urrest Razan. They are armed with rifles and amniunition and have a large supply of whisky. The young bucks are eager for war, and trouble is predicted If the orders cons cerning Razan are not rescinded, Nealing ustry All but Dead. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. - 23.—James Sheakly, governor of the territory of Alaska, who 13 now in the city, says that the seallng business Is practically dead. In a few years there will be no more eeals, the poachers having all but exterminated them He thinks, however, that the mining, fishing and fur interests will quicken the development of Alaska, ' et Amerlean K Club Election. NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—The American Kene nel club has re-elected August Belmont presis dent and Thomas H, Terry vice president, 4